Metal fusion bonding – Process – With protecting of work or filler or applying flux
Patent
1991-06-28
1992-09-29
Heinrich, Samuel M.
Metal fusion bonding
Process
With protecting of work or filler or applying flux
228248, 148 24, 148 25, B23K 3526, B23K 35363
Patent
active
051508320
ABSTRACT:
A solder flux that is useful in applications such as surface mounting of components on printed circuit boards has been found. After soldering, the residue from the flux is either removable by water cleaning or requires no cleaning at all. The achievement of these desirable properties is accomplished by employing a solder flux vehicle including a removing agent, a low vapor pressure component, a high temperature component, and a rheological properties promoter.
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Degani Yinon
Morris, Jr. John R.
AT&T Bell Laboratories
Heinrich Samuel M.
Schneider B. S.
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